Dr. Khoa Vo, MD

“I am giving Dr Khoa Vo Five stars- he is professional, knowledgeable, patient and understanding. He listens to what patients have to say and always has insight on different options. I am a nurse by profession , and as a patient and a medical provider would recommend him to anyone. Whether you just need professional support for the stressors of everyday life, or past/current trauma, or any sort of mental health diagnosis, Dr Vo is amazing at what he does. His wife, Dr. Vo is also great if you just need someone professional and compassionate to talk to - in addition to medication- or if you are not in need of medication- just professional support.”

“Dr.Vo is a wonderful doctor ! He has always assessed me thoroughly. I gave the practice a 3 stars because two of his staff members always seem like they are in a bad mood. They have a sarcastic undertone when interacting with some of his clients including myself.”

“Dr. Vo and his office staff are incredible. If I have an emergency the office women always find a way to squeeze me in on the same day. Dr. Vo is a calm and understanding doctor. He actually listens to my opinions about what medications might be useful unlike some other doctors who think their patients are not knowledgeable. I have been able to stop my BED thanks to Dr. Vo.”

“I was referred to him after he helped my aunt for years. I contacted his office in Mt. Pleasant and had to see his partner first. I forget the guy’s name, but he wasn’t employed there very long. After a blow up with him, the office manager (Debbie) contacted me. She stated that in regards to my previous terrible experience, she would make sure that I was able to see Dr. Vo and that they would accept my Medicaid benefits. By accepting my Medicaid, I didn’t have a co-payment. I met with Dr. Vo the following week and he didn’t say much. I talked my head off about all of my problems and he keep saying that he he shortness of breath was likely due to asthma. Mind you, I’m 27 and never been diagnosed with asthma. After a quick trip to the emergency room, they told me my breathing was fine. I was experiencing panic attacks. Dr. Vo quickly prescribed me an extremely high dosage of Xanax. It was working and I finally felt better! After a month, I received a call from Debbie stating that they could no longer accept my Medicaid and I would be self pay from then on. I could not afford this. I then learned that I had Cigna coverage through my employment and had had it for a few months. When I called Debbie back and asked her to run my visits through the Cigna coverage, she said that they couldn’t do that. I spoke to some coworkers of mine at a doctor’s office and they said that what Debbie had told me was absolutely false. I called Debbie back and explained to her my findings. She wanted to part of it and got ugly with me. Once I mentioned that I would be leaving a bad review on Google, she changed her tune. She set up and appointment for the next day. Once I was back in Dr. Vo’s room, he handed me a sealed envelope. He said that I was acting unruly and he would no longer be my doctor. He gave me a prescription for a month supply and said I had a month to find a new doctor. The extremely high dose of the addicting drug would soon cause withdrawal symptoms that could be deadly. I told him my worries and he said there was nothing he could do. They actually had the nerve to send me a bill! Yeah, right!!!!!! I do not recommend this man or company whatsoever. Use extreme caution when accepting his treatment!”